How to remove salt from Wanfang brine ponds
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:57. We plan to use a saltwater tank with a volume of 10,000 cubic meters to dissolve salt; the depth of this tank is 5.5 meters, and its height above the ground is 3 meters. How should we add the salt? Can salting in this way also ensure the required concentration? How to deal with salt mud? Will pouring lightly salted water into this tank produce a large amount of mist? (Circular pool, 50 meters in diameter) # , , &
The method of adding salt can involve using a belt conveyor, or a forklift to create another structure; the salt concentration can be brought to the required level, as it always tends toward saturation. The salt sludge needs to be cleaned regularly, and water mist will definitely be generated. Think of a solution.
To increase stirring, it helps to accelerate the dissolution of salt and also reduces the formation of precipitates. It allows the salt sludge to be separated out in the subsequent clarification tank section.
Using a belt conveyor is the best method for applying salt; it’s cost-effective. If a forklift were used to build another Dunzo, that would be overkill. Could a car pour an entire load of salt in just a few minutes? Since salt dissolves in water slowly, there are uneven salt deposits in the salt dissolving tank. The concentration of salt can be controlled by adjusting the amount of salt and water added, in order to meet the desired requirements. And by adding a stirring device above the salt dissolving tank, it is possible to speed up the dissolution of salt and reduce precipitation – why not do it? As for the brine, it needs to be cleaned regularly. Generally, two brine treatment tanks are used: one is in operation while the other can be used for cleaning or dissolving. The brine coming out of these tanks is approximately saturated, and its concentration is very uniform. The water mist generated by salt dissolving can be handled by installing a suction hood above the salt dissolving tank, just like in a household range hood (suction hoods and range hoods can be quite troublesome to use). The inhalation hood I’m referring to is not a range hood.)